Sentences with phrase «into high achievers»

«There's clearly an achievement gap in public education across the nation and in Washington state, and we have a record of turning underachievers into high achievers.»

Just curious because I feel like it can make a big difference and possibly put people much more quickly into a high achiever net worth percentile.

Not exact matches

High performance achievers build into their life daily habits which restore willpower so they can maintain their focus and concentration.

BRANT LAKE The YMCA is trying to provide developmental programs for people of from infants to seniors - but the core group falls into the Y - Achievers program, focusing on middle and high school students.

Its mission is to fight inequities in public education by introducing a diverse group of high achievers into districts with severe teacher shortages.

The book shares glimpses into the lives of struggling trainees at West Point, National Spelling Bee finalists, and other high achievers, to illustrate Duckworth's belief that effort and perseverance are more integral to success than inborn aptitude or I.Q.

I want to, for just a moment, delve into both the woo - woo and the practical, and share something with you that has been on my heart as I dig into these type of health issues that many of us hard - charging, high achievers need to think about.

I'm committed to transforming exhausted, underachieving high - achievers all over the globe into high - energy people who love their lives and live to their full potential!

Many high achievers fall into this category (I'm not implying either correlation or causation).

As I looked at getting back into the workforce, again in a career that is not high paying, and also into dating again, I noted there are more and more women who are high achievers financially.

A sorting activity with a selection of pictures for children to cut and stick into the table provided and an extra sheet for higher achievers to explain what herbivore / carnivore means.

As Tom Loveless of the Brookings Institution argues, affluent high - achievers who come into school with so many advantages typically enjoy opportunities that prepare them well for college: gifted - and - talented programs, accelerated courses, and classes with high - achieving peers.

There are also listening questions sheet with the answers, reading questions with the answers as well as the translations into English (They can be used for high achievers to practice translation into French).

There are also listening questions sheet with the answers, reading questions with the answers as well as the translation into English (can also be used by higher achievers to translate into French).

The U.S. also needs to make it easier for those who want to become teachers to join the ranks, including creating an alternative credentialing route that recognizes nonteaching professional backgrounds and supports high achievers looking to transition into the classroom.

Specifically, across subsamples of Latino / a students — separated into groups of low achievers, middle achievers, and high achievers — teachers almost consistently perceived ELL Latino / a students as individuals who demonstrate less effort in school.

Conceived as a way to teach a small segment of the home - schooled and others who need flexible schooling, virtual education has evolved into an alternative to traditional public schools for an increasingly wide range of students — high achievers, strugglers, dropouts, teenage parents and victims of bullying among them.

The district and schools use the data to divide students into three tertiles — low, medium, and high achievers — and monitor which teachers tend to foster the most growth from students within each group.

Hoxby says there are two ways college recruiters go about finding low - income high achievers - they visit selective schools, magnet schools and schools you have to take a test to get into.

The unprecedented federal intervention into local schools has been welcomed by some cash - strapped states, but it's also meeting resistance from high - achievers like Minnesota and Massachusetts, which wonder whether the second round of Race to the Top is even worth winning.

These families often steer their children into classrooms and schools that enable them to learn alongside other high achievers, at a fast pace, from knowledgeable instructors, and in school cultures in which it is acceptable and even «cool» to be smart.

Ask your average law firm what they're looking for when they go into law schools to find new articling students or associates, and they'll give you depressingly similar answers: high academic achievers who present well in high - pressure interview situations.

The statement above could be revised into something like this: «Transformed underperforming team of 12 product specialists into high - achievers with 100 % of the team achieving quota targets.»